The Western Union Company
A global money-movement company that lets people send cash across borders through a vast network of agent locations and digital apps. It began in 1851 as a telegraph firm and took the name Western Union in 1856 to reflect the union of its lines. In 1861 it strung the first transcontinental telegraph, instantly making the Pony Express obsolete.
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